Decision · Proof · Trust
Contract management (CLM) built for demanding organisations
Master supply agreement 2026
Jessica Walker · CFO
Due 26.08, 17:00 - 2 days left
Recent activity
+3 contracts in progress - 1 awaiting approval, 1 in negotiation, 1 waiting for signature
Open the repositoryContract lifecycle
See every stage on the actual screen
You are in control - pick any stage
Stage 1 of 6 · Draft
A contract from a template in minutes
Pick an approved template and the fields fill themselves from public registers, CRM and ERP. The author only types what no system holds.
Integrations
Data flows from the systems you already use
Sharepoint
Pulling versions of contracts negotiated in SharePoint.
KIR
Qualified signature
Any REST API
Salesforce
Data exchange with your CRM system.
Pivotal
Microsoft Entra
DPT
One platform. Three pillars.
The acronym behind legaldpt.com - one platform, three pillars that carry every contract and process end to end.
Decision
Create. Negotiate. Automate.
Draft and negotiate contracts. Standardise the path from request to decision.
Proof
Track. Audit. Comply.
Keep versions, comments, approvals, metadata and the full contract history.
Trust
Identify. Sign. Verify.
Match the signature level to the type of contract and store the evidence with the document.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
No. They sign from a link sent by email - including a one-off qualified signature, with no certificate of their own to buy.
Yes. Files stay in your infrastructure and negotiation runs in Word Online with track changes. The system pulls versions and metadata.
It does not replace them - it ties them into one process. BPMS handles approval paths, the document repository handles the archive, and CLM runs the contract through every stage.
From public registers and from your CRM and ERP. Template fields fill in automatically and the author only types what no system holds.
We load them during rollout together with metadata and deadlines. From day one you see the whole portfolio, not just new documents.
Under 30 days: a week for analysis and configuration, a week for templates and integrations, a week for training and a pilot.